The improperly used apostrophe is a very nice touch. There’s a fair chance that meme was created by someone working at Kremlin-supported troll farm in St. Petersburg.
Please name another Secretary of Education who was a billionaire heiress.
Please name another Secretary of Health and Human Services whose most recent career position was as a pharma lobbyist. To be fair, there have been 5 in the under 4 years since DJT took office, so it is pretty hard to keep track.
That might be well and true Swan - but what if… what if weak PMI data was exactly the catalyst we needed before China’s $40 trillion banking system completely collapses and sends the world into another global recession?
While I’m the first person to bring up the China risk and don’t want to downplay it by any means over the next few years and this year inclusive, that was some sunday school analysis. I feel you owe everyone here an apology.
“My party is very interested in deficits when there is a Democrat in the White House. The worst thing in the whole world is deficits when Barack Obama was the president. Then Donald Trump became president, and we’re a lot less interested as a party,” Mulvaney said at the Oxford Union to a group of several hundred people.
Mulvaney, who ran the Office of Management and Budget before taking the acting chief of staff role, said he found the growing deficit — which reached almost $1 trillion in 2019, soaring in the Trump era – “extraordinarily disturbing” but that neither party, nor voters, cared much about it. Republicans, he said, were “evolving” since Trump became president.
Real alphas never apologize. However, I will say I’m just thankful for the opportunity to interact with you guys over these online channels. I’ll be better, sir.
It tends to be higher when administrations create bubbles. If this went back to 2000, I’d expect it to be similarly high.
Turns out when you use metrics about feelings, republicans tend to do well. When it’s about hard data (like job growth) it’s higher under Obama than trump.
You called a bubble, that’s distinctly economic. Besides, the poll question doesn’t specify the economy, you took it there.
FTFY.
Anyhow, it doesn’t matter. My only point is that people on the whole are feeling the best they have since 2005 about “the way things are going in the US” per Gallup. Any objective bystander can look at that and piece together that it doesn’t bode well for Dem’s this election.